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ZOX Pro Training …

When people first look at ZOX Pro Training, what are they looking for? Unless they have heard of some of the more outlandish occurrences, most will be looking at gaining the ability to assimilate vast amounts of information in the blink of an eye. You are burdened with huge amounts of information coming your way every day; reports, contracts, email, sorting out the spam, documents, and more. Many relationships are built upon email, no longer conducted in person. You need help!

When you take up ZOX Pro Training for yourself, you gain an idea of what Mental Photography, or ZOXing, can do for you and how to use Mental Photography. You set your goals based upon your circumstances and according to your beliefs. Then you begin.

Sometimes our clients set unrealistic goals, as they have been influenced by Hollywood glamorization of the Zox Pro photographic memory. You may also place limitation on yourself as to what amount of time you will “TRY” ZOX Pro Training to gain those already grandiose goals. You have just set yourself up for failure. But, if you approach ZOX Pro Training with methodical and consistent effort, with realistic goals, you will be successful.

Dreams Do Come True …

The Testimonial I am about to share with you is from a man that followed my advice to do just those things; being methodical and consistent with his efforts to use ALL of the training. He did not set time limitations as he understood the training would impact his entire life from this point forward. His efforts have paid great dividends for him in numerous ways. He chose to share this one experience with you.

Today, he is a completely different person from where he began on this journey. His attitude in life has completely changed. He chose ALL of those positive changes to happen; and they did. The changes happened independent of everyone else around him. He is different, even to those that knew him best. He is a much better person. (The reason I am writing this, is he has kept me up to date with the wonderful things that have happened for him. It is always nice to see someone embrace this training.)

Testimonial …

Please read this IMPORTANT NOTICE:

This series of events was reported by a ZOX Pro Training client as result of extended use of ZOX Pro Training free, as it is presented on the Internet. In no way am I implying these results to be typical or average of our clients. If you decide to become a ZOX Pro Training client, you should NOT set this type of event as a goal for yourself. This testimonial is presented to show you the true and vast potential that ZOX Pro Training, ZOXing, and Mental Photography has for your life.

Shannon,

“When I photograph books, I often experience very vivid images playing through my mind as I am relaxing and getting myself into the state of alpha. This is before I even begin turning pages. I have never been sure if the images have any relation with the book I am about to photograph, especially the fact that I am mentally photographing ebooks, downloaded from the Internet. I am not sure how this works, or how my mind accesses the information, but I have always thought of these images as non-related – until now.

Today, I had a different, however more conclusive experience, that I could specifically track. I downloaded an ebook called ‘The Encyclopedia of Humor’. I wanted to experiment with what you have instructed for us to Mentally Photograph joke books. Anyway, I opened up the pdf document, closed my eyes, and began getting myself into alpha. As I relaxed more and more, I began laughing, and when I say laughing I mean I was leaning over my desk crying from laughing so hard. I have no idea what I was laughing about, but it definitely wasn’t the cover of the book.

Now every time I even look at the cover, I begin laughing, and I can’t help it either. I’m not sure if I will ever be able to actually begin
photographing this book.

So I guess our minds can suck the information out of ebooks too, without actually physically going through the steps for Mental Photography techniques! This is all too fantastic!”

V. Merchant (Name withheld by request.)

NOTICE: Maintaining privacy of our clients is paramount. Don’t ask about his identity. If you believe you are being misled, or that I am not telling the truth, please unsubscribe from receiving my emails immediately.

 

Deciphering a few points …

ZOXing, or Mental Photography, is so completely different from what you are used to, it is no wonder that some of our clients quickly dismiss recall as coincidence. Even though we thoroughly explain what to look for with recall, you may still overlook it. (That is how your conscious mind works. If you are not accustomed to the experience, your conscious mind dismisses it. Your mind hides the truth from you.)

The implications of the testimonial you just read are astronomical. I sincerely hope you have the appreciation for what it represents. Many ZOX Pro Training clients take the Mental Photography to even greater heights than this.

Do you want to have AMAZING things happen for you? You can! What is stopping you? If you are willing to put in the time and commitment, great things will happen for you too.

ZOX Pro Training is built to affect every aspect of your life, and move you in ways you never thought possible. You just need to take that first step. You hold the keys. What you do next is up to you.

Great Things Happen Here!

Your Word For Today is “Spry”, S P R Y

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Be “Spry”

 

Building a Good Vocabulary

Do you remember when your grade school teacher would give everyone the word of the day? You were to use it in as many sentences as you could throughout the day. This is a great way to build a good vocabulary…  O N E  W O R D  at a time. Actually, at that rate, you would probably be reincarnated to your next life before you really would have a substantial vocabulary.

Now, before I tell you the exciting bits, I am going to tell you about the word “spry”. It is a very good word, because it can be used in many ways. It is an adjective. Which also means it can be used to describe other words, a person’s mood, an activity, and many more fun things. So, for spry’s sake, here is what it means:

Synonyms for Spry:

brisk, nimble, agile, lively, active, sprightly, vigorous

So, now you know what spry means.

Here a couple of examples of using spry in a sentence:

Gee, he has a ‘spry’ walk.

I am planning to have a nice ‘spry’ day!

You could even use it in combination with another of my favorite words, “glib”:

I really enjoy a ‘glib spry’ conversation! (Oh! I just remembered. I hadn’t given you the other word yet. Oh well… just a bit, in a ‘glib’ sort of way.)

Don’t worry, it is just all bushwa! (Now there is a very nice sounding word. You would think it would be French… of sorts.)

By now, you may be a little peeved with me for using words that you are not comfortable using. Well, go to your shanty and have a little whinge. When you decide to do something about it, come back and see us.

Really, in the world of today, it is not enough to have a good vocabulary, but you really do need to know what words mean at a deeper level; their vibration, their impact.

I recently queried a person living in Canada about the spelling of their name. Even though the person was Canadian, the name turned out to be Welsh, the country of origin was Wales. My personal curiosities lead me down strange paths from time to time.

(Here is something fun for the single guys: The next time you find yourself in the awkward position of the opening line to start a conversation, ask an intelligent question that makes the other person think a little; but not so much they go into meltdown over it. You never know where it may lead. You may even get the opportunity to ask a second question. NOTE: Stay away from the topics of politics, sex, and religion. You might go for something like, “What is the spelling of hyperbole?” Just make sure you pronounce it right. If they know the correct spelling, they have potential.)

I would like you to share the fascination and joy of this seemingly boring world of words with me. But you have much to do if you are playing catch up.

There is a training you should take a look at… Gee, I must have forgotten what it was called… It had such a catchy name, too… It just has to be here somewhere…

Great Things Happen Here!

Meteor Impact Crater Revealed – My Mind Ponders …

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My aim is to make you THINK.

I want to inspire you to greater heights.

You can find firm footing in the past, but look to your future!

Quote – Isaac Asimov

“I am not a speed reader. I am a speed understander.” ~Isaac Asimov

Isaac Asimov, a great science fiction writer, accomplished great leaps by using speed reading as his  method for gaining information. As a fan for his books, there is only appreciation for his achievements.

Just Imagine what heights his writing could have reached if he gained Information at Light Speed with Mental Photography (ZOXing) as his instrument.

I hope I have found you at a point in your day that you can give a moment to reflect upon this mindful image of greatness.

Great Things Happen Here!

How To Google Books Online – Amazon Amazing

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How To Google a Book …

Many of my clients need huge volumes of information. Here is one solution:

Have you ever wanted to know how to Google books online that you have heard about?  Maybe you only have the topic to go from.  How would you Google a book you are looking for?  Imagine how overwhelming it is to conduct a Google search for a book in only 1 topic. Depending on your topic, you could have many millions of choices to select from.  Let’s take Golf for a working example.

I just typed in book golf into the Google Search and found over 10 million references.  But when I type in golf book, I get 578 million references. The first lesson here is put the words in the right order to get closer to what you want. Unfortunately, your choice is giving you 578 million. It is time to narrow the search.

A Typical Google Book Search

I can use quotation marks to define my search more.  I have decided I want to search for a golf book by Tiger Woods.  So, I type in “Tiger Woods” golf book, and come up with 77 million entries.   Then we can get the number down further by typing “Tiger Woods Golf Book”, which brings it down to 153,000 entries.  That is still a bit much, but at least you are breathing again.

So, the next step I take is to click from Google to Amazon.com.  That was an easy choice. Amazon.com currently has 268 results for “Tiger Woods Golf Book”.  So you have finally come up with a realistic number for “Tiger Woods Golf Book”.  If Tiger Woods is your idol and you want to learn as much as possible about him and what he does, then you have the next few years to “read” about it.  You need to remember, if you are just using reading to gain your information, much of the information you gain will be obsolete by the time you get a chance to use it.

I know a lot of people that suck up books like a vacuum cleaner.  Those people have learned Mental Photography, or ZOXing.  While ZOXers will gain hundreds, even thousands of books each year, you could only gain 40, maybe 50 if you are very avid reader. Did you know that most people read less than 5 books in a year? (Sorry, magazines don’t count.)

“Libraries are full of books that never get read.”

So, if you plan to Google books, you now know a few tips to help you with your Google search. But, you better prepare yourself with Mental Photography, or ZOXing, when you find the topic you really want to learn about.

Readers and Speed Readers Beware – Mental Photography, ZOXing

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Reading

Imagine pulling open a good long novel while sitting in your favourite chair in front of an open fireplace for a good long read.  Taking your time to absorb yourself in the plot as it thickens, the evening wears on. You find that even though you have been reading for over an hour, you have only gone through about 40 pages.  If you do the same thing every night for 10 days, you finally be at the end of your 400 page novel.  That’s fine, if you have plenty of time to burn.

Now, imagine what your employer would say if you told him you would be happy to peruse a 400 page report over the next 10 days and get back to him then.  What if you were to speed read instead?  Reading Doesn’t Work!

Speed Reading

It is no secret that when you speed read, you are neither reading everything, nor are you taking it all in for accuracy.  How do you feel about your skill with speed reading?  Do you feel that you have missed a lot?  Even if the document now only takes you one or two hours instead of 10 hours, do you feel your accuracy of information is there?  Are you confident in presenting your findings after just speed reading?  Probably not.

Let’s look at the statistics.  You have been told that reading is the most accurate way of dealing with information, right?  Did you know that you will immediately forget 50% of what you just read?  Can you imagine how ineffective reading is when you forget 95% of what you read, in only 48 hours?  Did you know that if you were given a comprehensive test covering all the topics you passed tests on in school that you would most likely fail miserably as an adult?

But when you look at speed reading, you would probably think that since you are using fewer words to get your information that you would be even worse off.  Right?…  Wrong!  Statistics prove that speed reading has higher comprehension of information, and even a longer hang time of the information than reading.

So why would people that learn speed reading, and know the statistics, go back to much slower ineffective reading for their information?  Most people do not have confidence in speed reading.  Even though the statistics prove otherwise, people were taught form an early age that reading is “the way”.  Speed Reading Fails!

Photographic Memory

There is another way to gain information that is much more effective that reading or speed reading.  When you were born, you had a photographic memory.  It isn’t limited to just seeing either.  It is a photographic memory on all senses.  It is called the eidetic memory.  Better yet, it is completely natural!

There is a new way to learn that uses that photographic memory you misplaced.  It is called Mental Photography.  It was invented in 1975 by Richard Welch from speed reading.

Mental Photography – ZOX Pro Training

I Don’t Read – I ZOX!

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